Not capturing all the information we require in the form.......

Posted on 16th Feb 2014 07:03 pm by admin

Hi Guys,

I was wondering if you would share some more of your knowledge today, I'm hoping it will be quite a simple answer for you but one that is boggling us here! ;-)

We have an html form that users fill in but when we are receiving it we are only getting certain bits of the form. The bits that are missing are the full name field, the contact telephone number field and what check boxes have been ticked on or not.

We get the header, their email address but not sure if this is coming from the ‘Your e-mail address’ field or not and we also get whatever is written in the additional message field.

Can anyone please shed some light onto this for us? We are sure it’s simple but being two novices we are struggling.

Warmest regards and thanks in advance and attached are the html and php bits of coding.

A & M

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